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Here you find recommendations and techniques in addition to our audio CD
"5 Easy Steps to Email Excellence"

Shortcuts that will save you time

Please follow this link: Shortcuts

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To find out more about Trend Micro(tm) and their PC-cillin(tm) "Internet Security" package follow this link: Trend Micro

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Fight the SPAM

You could either upgrade to the latest version of Mircosoft^(R) Office 2007 or Office 2003^(R) which includes the Outlook^(R) 2007 or 2003 version with it's powerful junkmail-folder and SPAM protection.

Or you install an additional software called Mailwasher on your system. To find out more about Mailwasher click here...

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Make your Backup even more valuable

As we are mentioning on our CD "5 Easy Steps to Email Excellence" it is hard to find the particular Outlook^(R) or Outlook Express^(R) files. To demystify these hidden files please take a look at the simple 1 by 1 steps below.

Locate the Outlook files in

Windows Vista^(R)

1. You want to make sure, that hidden folders are visible
2. Open the “WIndows Explorer"
3. Choose "Organize" and "Folder and Search Options" 4. Activate the tab [View]
5. Scroll down to find the radio button “Hidden files and folders”
6. Check the radio button “Show All Files and Folders”
7. Confirm with [OK]
8. Double click on the local drive “C:”
9. Double click on the directory “Users”
10. Double click on the subdirectory “YOUR NAME”
11. Double click on the subdirectory “AppData”
12. Double click on the subdirectory “Local”
13. Double click on the subdirectory “Microsoft”
14. Double click on the subdirectory “Outlook”
15. Here you find the file "OUTLOOK.PST" – these are your Outlook files


Locate the Outlook or Outlook Express files in

Windows XP^(R)

1. You want to make sure, that hidden folders are visible
2. Open “My Computer" from the desktop
3. Go to the menu and choose - [Folder options]
4. Activate the tab [View]
5. Scroll down to find the radio button “Hidden files and folders”
6. Check the radio button “Show All Files and Folders”
7. Confirm with [OK]
8. Double click on the local drive “C:”
9. Double click on the directory “Documents and Settings”
10. Double click on the subdirectory “YOUR NAME”
11. Double click on the subdirectory “Local Settings”
12. Double click on the subdirectory “Application Data”

...continue for Outlook Express
13. Double click on the subdirectory “Identities”
14. Double click on the subdirectory with the weird numbers i.e.“{688AD635-E0FB-436A-9E6F-A76395311365}”
15. Here you find all the files with the extension .DB – these are your Express files

...continue for Outlook
13. Double click on the subdirectory “Microsoft”
14. Double click on the subdirectory “Outlook”
15. Here you find all the files with the extension .PST – these are your Outlook files


NOW it is easy to include this file/subdirectory into your weekly back-up!